Our lessons focus on:

1. Role-playing exercises: students can practice negotiating, giving presentations, and conducting business meetings in English with their classmates.
2. Case studies: students can analyze real-life business scenarios and present their findings and recommendations in English.
3. Business writing exercises: students can write emails, memos, reports, and proposals in English based on real or hypothetical business situations.
4. Vocabulary-building activities: students can learn business-related vocabulary through games, quizzes, and exercises.
5. Discussion forums: students can discuss and analyze current events in the business world, as well as share their own experiences and perspectives on business-related topics.
6. Business simulations: students can participate in online simulations where they can practice making business decisions and communicating in English in a virtual business environment.
7. Listening and comprehension exercises: students can listen to and transcribe business-related audio or video recordings, then practice summarizing and analyzing the content in English.
8. Presentation practice: students can create and deliver presentations on business-related topics, receiving feedback from their instructor and peers.
9. Cultural awareness activities: students can learn about cultural differences and etiquette in international business settings to improve their cross-cultural communication skills.

 Coaching

A good English Business teacher possesses the following qualities:

• Expertise: The teacher should have a deep understanding of the English language and business concepts, as well as experience working in a business-related field.
• Communication skills: The teacher should be able to communicate clearly and effectively in English, as well as listen actively to their students.
• Adaptability: The teacher should be able to adapt their teaching style and materials to the needs and interests of their students, as well as to different learning environments.

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Learning Objectives

Here are some learning objectives that could be included in an English Business Class:

1. Develop proficiency in business English vocabulary and grammar
2. Improve English communication skills for business-related activities, such as presenting, negotiating, and conducting meetings.
3. Enhance listening comprehension skills for business-related conversations, interviews, and presentations.
4. Improve writing skills for business-related documents, such as emails, reports, and proposals.
5. Develop cross-cultural communication skills for working in international business environments.
6. Increase familiarity with common business terminology, concepts, and practices.
7. Expand knowledge of the global business landscape and the challenges and opportunities it presents.
8. Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills for business-related scenarios.
9. Develop practical skills for conducting research and presenting findings in English.